Help can anyone translate German
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DBII
Senior Master Sergeant
I wish I could but my German is limited. I bet there are a couple on the site that would. Have you tried any of the translators on line?
DBII
DBII
Hesekiel
Airman 1st Class
would be a pleasure for me to help you
seesul
Senior Master Sergeant
I can try to help you as well...
tango35
Airman 1st Class
Help comes by request
Like Hesekiel i can help you ?
greets Thomas
Like Hesekiel i can help you ?
greets Thomas
seesul
Senior Master Sergeant
So could you post a scan of the message you got?
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Hesekiel
Airman 1st Class
Here is your first translation of the document..
You´ll receive the same by PM
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Dear Peter
About the loss of the Lancaster III LM546CF-0 of 625. Sqdn i can deliver only small information because the grounding area is 200 kilometers away from my residence so i´m unable to take further researches.
I´ll try on the basis of my documents to give you some Informations about the crash.
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Following the details of plane and crew... I think no translation needed...
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In the book "Airwar over Stuttgart 1939-1945" you will find on page 130 a report in wich the examination of a crewmember of the Lancaster II, LM546CF-0 of 625 Sqdn is recorded.
About the footnote in the book these are informations of eyewitnesses.
If you are interested in this documentation you should take contact to the record office of the town Stuttgart identifying yourself as R.A.F. Researcher. You as a british people have better chances to receive a answer than me as a german.
Would you please give me feedback if you are successfull?
The crash site must be a wooded area near the town Esslingen close to the Highway (Autobahn A 10) at Plochingen.
Please tell me about your researches about the Lanc. LM546 if i can help you along.
Best regards
in co-operation
You´ll receive the same by PM
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Dear Peter
About the loss of the Lancaster III LM546CF-0 of 625. Sqdn i can deliver only small information because the grounding area is 200 kilometers away from my residence so i´m unable to take further researches.
I´ll try on the basis of my documents to give you some Informations about the crash.
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Following the details of plane and crew... I think no translation needed...
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In the book "Airwar over Stuttgart 1939-1945" you will find on page 130 a report in wich the examination of a crewmember of the Lancaster II, LM546CF-0 of 625 Sqdn is recorded.
About the footnote in the book these are informations of eyewitnesses.
If you are interested in this documentation you should take contact to the record office of the town Stuttgart identifying yourself as R.A.F. Researcher. You as a british people have better chances to receive a answer than me as a german.
Would you please give me feedback if you are successfull?
The crash site must be a wooded area near the town Esslingen close to the Highway (Autobahn A 10) at Plochingen.
Please tell me about your researches about the Lanc. LM546 if i can help you along.
Best regards
in co-operation
seesul
Senior Master Sergeant
Page Nr.1
Dear Peter,
unfortunaly I can give you only few information about loss of Lancaster III, IM 546CF-O from 625th Sqdn, because the crash site is 200 km away from my home town so I can´t do my research there.
I´ll try, with the help of my written stuf,to give you some information about the crash.
R.A.F. bomber command Losses of R.A.F.-Air Raid on July 28th/29th, 1944
Target: Stuttgart
494 Lancasters and 2 Mosquitos from 1st,3rd,5th and 8th Group.
Losses: Lancaster II, LM546CF-O from 625th Sqdn
Crew members:
(no need to translate)
..
..
..
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In the book with the German name: Stuttgart im Luftkrieg 1939-1945 (Stuttgart in the air war) you can find on the page Nr. 130 an account that was on my opinion collected and documented by one of the crewmembers of Lancaster III, LM546CF-O.
According to the side note in this book this account was based on some
Page Nr.2
drawings and eye witnesses statements.
Should you be interested in these documents, please get in touch with Archiv der Stadt Stuttgart. You, as English, have a better chance to get the answer than me, German.
Please let me know if you were succesfull.
The crash site should be in the woods area close to the town Esslingen, close to the A10 higway by Plochingen?
Let me know please about you reasearch for Lancaster LM546, if I can help you more?
Best regards
Peter
Dear Peter,
unfortunaly I can give you only few information about loss of Lancaster III, IM 546CF-O from 625th Sqdn, because the crash site is 200 km away from my home town so I can´t do my research there.
I´ll try, with the help of my written stuf,to give you some information about the crash.
R.A.F. bomber command Losses of R.A.F.-Air Raid on July 28th/29th, 1944
Target: Stuttgart
494 Lancasters and 2 Mosquitos from 1st,3rd,5th and 8th Group.
Losses: Lancaster II, LM546CF-O from 625th Sqdn
Crew members:
(no need to translate)
..
..
..
..
In the book with the German name: Stuttgart im Luftkrieg 1939-1945 (Stuttgart in the air war) you can find on the page Nr. 130 an account that was on my opinion collected and documented by one of the crewmembers of Lancaster III, LM546CF-O.
According to the side note in this book this account was based on some
Page Nr.2
drawings and eye witnesses statements.
Should you be interested in these documents, please get in touch with Archiv der Stadt Stuttgart. You, as English, have a better chance to get the answer than me, German.
Please let me know if you were succesfull.
The crash site should be in the woods area close to the town Esslingen, close to the A10 higway by Plochingen?
Let me know please about you reasearch for Lancaster LM546, if I can help you more?
Best regards
Peter
seesul
Senior Master Sergeant
Sorry Hesekiel, we were translating the same thing the same time
At least I have practiced my English/German knowledge...
At least I have practiced my English/German knowledge...
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Thanks guys so much, i am so grateful.
As my knowledge improves i hope to also help others on this board. Feel slightly quilty at moment at receiving but not giving.
Right back to the research.
Targets Lancaster crash site Plochingen
and Ufftz M.Ullmann 2/NJG4
THANK YOU
PETE
As my knowledge improves i hope to also help others on this board. Feel slightly quilty at moment at receiving but not giving.
Right back to the research.
Targets Lancaster crash site Plochingen
and Ufftz M.Ullmann 2/NJG4
THANK YOU
PETE
Hesekiel
Airman 1st Class
Hey Pete..
Isn´t it the aim of such a community to help each other ?
I´m also a member in another forum about air defence missiles because i was soldier for 12 years in the HAWK System.. There are also "helping hands" to solve any problems
@ Roman
Not a problem.. double glued hold stronger
Isn´t it the aim of such a community to help each other ?
I´m also a member in another forum about air defence missiles because i was soldier for 12 years in the HAWK System.. There are also "helping hands" to solve any problems
@ Roman
Not a problem.. double glued hold stronger
seesul
Senior Master Sergeant
seesul
Senior Master Sergeant
Pete,
as for Uffz. Martin Uhlmann- have you been in touch with Theo Boiten?
No additional info?
I´ve found 10 Martin Uhlmanns in the German phone book. Does Theo know from which town came your Uhlmann? Hard to say if is he still living but you never know...
as for Uffz. Martin Uhlmann- have you been in touch with Theo Boiten?
No additional info?
I´ve found 10 Martin Uhlmanns in the German phone book. Does Theo know from which town came your Uhlmann? Hard to say if is he still living but you never know...
Njaco
The Pop-Tart Whisperer
Roman, I thought I remember a thread not too long ago about someone searching for an Uffz. Ullmann or Uhlman from NJG 4? I'm gonna try to find it.
found it...
http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/aviation/2-njg4-uffz-uhlmann-13545.html
and it was by Jupiter. Ok, all makes sense now.
seesul
Senior Master Sergeant
Yes,
there was a thread about Uhlmann. Pete has asked for him on several forums, even on LuftArchiv.de - Das Archiv der Deutschen Luftwaffe, but still no positive output...
That´s why I need to know where was Uffz. Martin Uhlmann from in order to try to trace him or his relatives in Germany. And I think Theo Boiten could help with this...
Theo Boiten from HarperCollins Publishers
Nachtjagd by Theo Boiten (Used, New, Out-of-Print) - Alibris
there was a thread about Uhlmann. Pete has asked for him on several forums, even on LuftArchiv.de - Das Archiv der Deutschen Luftwaffe, but still no positive output...
That´s why I need to know where was Uffz. Martin Uhlmann from in order to try to trace him or his relatives in Germany. And I think Theo Boiten could help with this...
Theo Boiten from HarperCollins Publishers
Nachtjagd by Theo Boiten (Used, New, Out-of-Print) - Alibris
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seesul
Senior Master Sergeant
O.K.- Altmann or Uhlmann, think Theo is the right person who could tell you who shot your grandpa´s Lanc down.
I sent you Theo´s e-mail address by PM.
Pete, have you seen the book discussed here? http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/aviation/nachtjagd-war-diaries-released-15665.html
I sent you Theo´s e-mail address by PM.
Pete, have you seen the book discussed here? http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/aviation/nachtjagd-war-diaries-released-15665.html
Maybe I have already seen this thread, and enough people have offered to translate it....
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